Towards Personal Growth! Develop relationship with growing people. Another factor in your personal development comes in the area of your relationship with others.

NEVER STAY ON A PLATEAU
Something in human nature tempts us to stay where we are comfortable. We try to find a plateau, a resting place, where we have comfortable stress and adequate finances. Where we have comfortable associations with people without the intimidation of meeting new people and entering strange situations.

Of course, all of us need to plateau for a time, we climb and then plateau for assimilation, but once we've assimilated what ever we've learned, we climb again. It's unfortunate when we've done our last climb, when we have made our last climb we are old, whether 40 or 80.
What ever you do, dont allow your self to stay on a plateau, commit your self to climbing the mountain of personal potential, a little at a time thought out your life time. It's a journey you'll never regret having made.

YOUR ENVIRONMENT

The more positive the environment, the more rapid your growth is able to be. A life of continual growth is never easy, but a good environment makes the swim upstream a little less difficult and it makes the trip much more pleasurable.

RELATIONSHIP
Develop relationship with growing people. Another factor in your personal development comes in the area of your relationship with others. Carefully examine your closet associations, you can tell a lot about which direction your life is heading by looking at the people with whom you have chosen to spend your time and share your ideas.

Their values and priorities affect the way you think and act. If they are positive people dedicated to growth, then their values and prorites will encourage you and reinforce your desire to develop yourself.
It is not always comfortable to associate with people who are ahead of you in their growth, but it is always profitable.

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